Pausha Putrada Ekadashi 2063 in Ipameri, Goiás, Brazil 2 dates in 2063
Vrat · times in UTC−3
When is Pausha Putrada Ekadashi 2063 in Ipameri?
Twice in 2063
Smarta
Wednesday 10 January
Vaishnava
Thursday 11 January
Pausha Shukla Ekadashi
Full panchang for Wed 10 Jan in IpameriParana time: when to break the fast?
Smarta · Thursday 11 January
Vaishnava · Friday 12 January
Tuesday 1 January 2064
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi timings: fast, parana
Wed 10 Jan
Smarta
- Wednesday 10 January
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05:46Fast beginsat sunrise
- Thursday 11 January
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10:24–18:53Parana timeto break the fast · Tithika’s convention
Vaishnava
- Thursday 11 January
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05:47Fast beginsat sunrise
- Friday 12 January
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05:48–18:53Parana timeto break the fast · Tithika’s convention
Mon 31 Dec
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05:40Fast beginsat sunrise
- Tuesday 1 January
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05:41–10:59Parana timeto break the fast
Why does Pausha Putrada Ekadashi fall on these dates?
A lunar date comes about 11 days earlier each year, until an extra lunar month (adhika) moves it later again. One falling early in January can move back into the December before, so a year can have two, and the next year none.
Why Wed 10 Jan and Thu 11 Jan?
Smarta · For Smartas, Pausha Putrada Ekadashi is on Wed 10 Jan: Ekadashi holds no sunrise, and a kshaya Ekadashi is kept on the day it is current. Vaishnavas fast on Thu 11 Jan.
Dashami through all of arunodaya and at sunrise; Ekadashi begins at 06:45. Ekadashi: 06:45 to 05:01 Thu.
Ekadashi holds arunodaya only until 05:01; then Dwadashi. Ekadashi: 06:45 Wed to 05:01.
One row per day, on one clock (UTC−3). Band: the tithi. Box: Arunodaya. Light strip: day; dark strip: night. Sun: sunrise.
Smartas test Ekadashi at sunrise. It begins at 06:45 on Wed 10 Jan, after that sunrise (05:46), and ends at 05:01 on Thu 11 Jan, before the next (05:47 Thu): it holds no sunrise. A kshaya Ekadashi is kept on the day it is current: Wed 10 Jan.
Vaishnavas test arunodaya, the 96 minutes before sunrise. On Wed 10 Jan arunodaya (04:10–05:46) is Dashami. On Thu 11 Jan it holds no Dashami (Ekadashi until 05:01, then Dwadashi): Thu 11 Jan.
Breaking the fast
Smarta · Thu 11 Jan, 10:24–18:53 (sunset, Tithika’s convention)
Parana is on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara) and before it ends. Dwadashi runs from 05:01 on Thu 11 Jan to 02:33 on Fri 12 Jan; harivasara ends at 10:24. Parana is a day act, so Tithika ends the window at sunset, 18:53: Tithika’s convention. Dwadashi runs past midday: the Dharmasindhu reports that many keep parana to the first 3 muhurtas after sunrise, until 08:24, which here ends before harivasara does.
Vaishnava · Fri 12 Jan, 05:48–18:53 (Trayodashi, sunrise to sunset: Tithika’s convention)
Dwadashi ends at 02:33 on Fri 12 Jan, in the night, before arunodaya (04:12): Tithika counts a Dwadashi that ended in the night as absent, its convention. With no Dwadashi, the Nirnayasindhu has parana on Trayodashi: from sunrise, 05:48, to sunset, 18:53, since parana is a day act: Tithika’s convention.
Why Mon 31 Dec?
Pausha Putrada Ekadashi is on Mon 31 Dec: Ekadashi holds that sunrise and all of its arunodaya.
Dashami through all of arunodaya and at sunrise; Ekadashi begins at 10:33.
Ekadashi through all of arunodaya and at sunrise. Ekadashi: 10:33 Sun to 11:09.
One row per day, on one clock (UTC−3). Band: the tithi. Box: Arunodaya. Light strip: day; dark strip: night. Sun: sunrise.
Smartas test Ekadashi at sunrise: it holds sunrise on Mon 31 Dec only, at 05:40: Mon 31 Dec. Vaishnavas test arunodaya: Dashami ended at 10:33 Sun, before it (04:04–05:40).
Breaking the fast
Smarta · Vaishnava · Tue 1 Jan 2064, 05:41–10:59
Parana is on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara) and before it ends. Dwadashi runs from 11:09 on Mon 31 Dec to 10:59 on Tue 1 Jan; harivasara ends at 17:07 Mon. So parana runs from sunrise on Tue 1 Jan, 05:41.
The rule
Pausha Shukla Ekadashi
The Ekadashi fast runs from sunrise until parana the next day.
- Smarta
- Ekadashi at sunrise; over two sunrises the first, or the second when Dwadashi grows too; with none, the day it is current (Nirnayasindhu).
- Vaishnava
- Ekadashi through arunodaya, the 96 minutes before sunrise, unpierced by Dashami; over two sunrises, the second.
- Breaking the fast
- on Dwadashi, after its first quarter (harivasara).